P> White Oak

White oak is a great wood choice due to the closed grain structure. Also, it is possible to get the ends that are more porous protected to make them more resistant against water. Take care not to get mixed up with red oak which is a poor replacement due to its porousness as well as its slow decay.

Cyprus

Cyprus is another option. Because it’s a softwood It is cut to connect it with ease. Because it’s lighter in comparison to white oak it’s much easier to manage. It is also easily accessible in the South and Eastern parts in the US.

Western Red Cedar

Western red cedar can be a light softwood choice. It’s got more colors than the other varieties of wood which gives it a unique characteristic. Also, it is very inexpensive. It can however fragmented and then split at its end.

African Mahogany

Mahogany is a classic wood featuring beautiful grain patterns. Mahogany is a hardwood but it has a soft, flexible structure that makes it easy to form and cut. It’s also possible to find larger dimensions.

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